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Nebraska General knowledge Test 2

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  1. 1. A load places too little weight on the truck’s steering axle. What operating problem can result?
  2. 2. You are not allowed to open a sealed container to inspect its contents. Which responsibility still remains?
  3. 3. A heavy crate can slide sideways even though it cannot move toward the cab. Is the securement problem solved?
  4. 4. A flatbed has a front-end header board behind the cab. Which cargo movement is it intended to help resist?
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  1. A load places too little weight on the truck’s steering axle. What operating problem can result?

    Correct answer: The front tires may have too little traction for safe steering.

    An underloaded front axle can make steering unsafe. Balance cargo so neither total weight nor individual axle loading creates a control problem.

    Source: Nebraska CDL Manual, March 2026 issue (core version March 2025; operational sections dated July 2017), 3.2.4 Balance the Weight; physical PDF page 77. ↗

  2. You are not allowed to open a sealed container to inspect its contents. Which responsibility still remains?

    Correct answer: Make sure applicable gross and axle weight limits are not exceeded.

    The manual recognizes that sealed cargo may not be open to inspection, but the driver still has weight-limit responsibilities. A seal is not a weight certificate.

    Source: Nebraska CDL Manual, March 2026 issue (core version March 2025; operational sections dated July 2017), 3.3.5 Sealed and Containerized Loads; physical PDF page 78. ↗

  3. A heavy crate can slide sideways even though it cannot move toward the cab. Is the securement problem solved?

    Correct answer: No; the load must also be protected against other movement during transport.

    Blocking and bracing keep cargo from shifting in directions that can damage the vehicle or affect control. Preventing movement in one direction alone may be inadequate.

    Source: Nebraska CDL Manual, March 2026 issue (core version March 2025; operational sections dated July 2017), 3.3.1 Blocking and Bracing; physical PDF page 77. ↗

  4. A flatbed has a front-end header board behind the cab. Which cargo movement is it intended to help resist?

    Correct answer: Cargo moving forward during a sudden stop or crash.

    A header board helps protect the cab from freight shifting forward. It does not eliminate the need for proper securement of the whole load.

    Source: Nebraska CDL Manual, March 2026 issue (core version March 2025; operational sections dated July 2017), 3.3.3 Header Boards; physical PDF page 78. ↗

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